Scottish runner finished ultra-marathon two hours before the contestants

A Scottish Ultra-Roner had already ended in the 100 mile race that he was already at home when the rest of the area had crossed the line.

Anna Rutherford ran the race race between Bamburg Castle and Edinburgh Castle in Northerlands in 17 hours and 23 minutes – more than two hours ahead of the nearest male contestant.

The mother-in-law-off-three told how he sang 9 to 5 of the doli partne so that he kept walking during the race and even bend to check if a man on his back on a golf course was fine.

However, the 43 -year -old lawyer finished the race and returned home in the pibes as the other 600 contestants ended in the early hours.

Ana, originally started from Millengvi near Glasgow, at around 07:00 pm at Bamburg Castle ground and crossed the Finnish line only after 00:30 on Sunday.

The route followed the eastern coast through Berkshire, The Borders and East Lothian before finishing at Ross Bandstand at the Princess Street Garden in Edinburgh.

Anna said that she only beats the person who leads the race before about half of the way, which means that she drove herself at the last 50 miles and moved two hours ahead of the first man and five ahead of the first woman.

She said that she took Dolly Partan’s country to sing as she used to move towards royal miles before going home to sleep.

He told BBC Scotland News, “I was singing from 9 to 5 to 5 and everyone was singing with me.”

“Because the race was finished at the Race Princess Street Garden, you could not make a lot of noise, I collected my medal and my parents waited for me on the finish line.

“It was beyond my wild dreams to walk 100 miles at that time. But I just went home and went straight to bed.”

At one point, when she was doing a golf course near Gulane in Eastern Lothian, Anna saw a person lying on her back and went to investigate it.

“He said that he was just ‘looking at the stars’ so I had to crack,” he said.

Anna said that she passed through an intensive training period for the race, due to which she visited the hospital after experiencing headaches and feeling unconscious.

She said that she was running about 120 miles (193 km) a week at the height of her training program.

Anna first In 2021, women’s records shattered to run the Southern Understand routeCompleting the course of 62 hours and 212-mile in 62 hours and 34 minutes from portpatric to cockburnice.

Subsequently, he credited to eat stock cubes provided by a support van, helping to complete the cross-country route.

This time, he said that he mixed stock powder with Pretzel and took gels and hydration at a 10-mile stopping point along the route.

However, she managed to remember a feeding point, where she had a note of some hydration gels and support from her son.

He said that he took inspiration from the hero and Barkle Marathon Finisher, Jasmine Paris to remove mental blocks Is running away

He said: “It doesn’t matter what the distance is, through about 70 or 80% of the way, it looks really difficult because you have done the hardest bit, you are tired, but still have a long way to go.

“In a way, I embraced it. There is a lot, there are really good ultra-rangers, who talk about the psychology of going to this pain cave and just know that and almost looking forward for it.

“Somebody like Jasmine Paris, he said ‘Just look at me’, before he would marathon, I found that very humble.”

Anna also praised the thrill of the organizers, rats, to make women-specific provisions at each stopping point.

She said that she hopes that her race can help prove that women can “stop the difference” when it comes to endurance sports.

“I am 43 years old, I am Perimenopausal, I am on HRT, which affects your hormones on a large scale and has a massive effect,” he said.

“I found my period on Friday and I knew a lot that I was wearing light colored leggings, but at every checkpoint, they had women-specific toilets with sanitary products.

“I think it only shows women to these things. Women are not only young men. They have their own specific requirements, but they were being met and I really liked it very much.”